How to Share and Discuss Documents with Your Team

Share a document with your team and clients, read it in your own language, and agree on it – without sending it back and forth by email. This step-by-step guide shows every part of Team Collaboration in TeamGlot.

How to Share and Discuss Documents with Your Team – TeamGlot video

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In this video

  • Add a colleague to your team and open a shared Team Collaboration room
  • Invite clients as guests with a one-time code – no account needed, valid for 10 hours
  • Upload a document and share it – the receiver chooses Download to PC, keep it in Team Collaboration, or Decline
  • Zoom, move the page sideways and translate the document with AI Translate
  • Chat in your own language – everyone reads the others in theirs
  • Save files and AI notes before they are deleted automatically (a workspace, not an archive)
  • Internal messages with Translate and Send reply
  • Team calendar: see who is free, book a meeting, colleagues accept or decline
  • Task Manager: Kanban board, send tasks, shared Admin Team Task boards, overdue alarms and Follow-up
  • Pause the video at each "Your turn" and try it yourself

Chapters

  • 0:00 How to work with your team in TeamGlot
  • 0:38 Log in and open the Dashboard
  • 1:18 Add a team member
  • 2:06 Invite to Team Collaboration
  • 3:11 Invite a guest with a one-time code
  • 4:42 Upload and share a document
  • 5:46 Receive a document: three choices
  • 6:39 View, zoom, move sideways and translate
  • 7:46 Discuss the document in chat
  • 8:42 Save a document and notes
  • 9:44 Send and reply to internal messages
  • 11:00 Plan meetings with the team calendar
  • 12:50 Create, send and share tasks
  • 14:46 Summary and how to start

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TeamGlot brings documents, chat, tasks and calendar together in one place, so companies can share, approve and discuss documents with clients and partners without long email threads – and everything can be translated live into 33 languages. Built in Denmark, hosted in the EU.